The story he spun to police was of an innocent young man confronted by an horrific and racially motivated crime. In his role as grieving son and brother, Sef sang at their funeral. But police didn’t believe a word of it and methodically unpicked his alibis and stories. In 2004, after a lengthy hard fought trial, he was convicted and sentenced to life in prison.  His appeals and request for a review have failed. Now he’s back in court, trying to get a parole period.  Join Brandy and Duncan as they unravel Sef’s evil plots that bring a strong whiff of the murderous Menendez brothers in Los Angeles…

Dulcie's History Talks: What started as a cocktail and a conversation has turned into something you can take with you. For years, Dulcie's has been hosting Sunday evening deep-dives into the stranger, darker and more compelling corners of Sydney's history - true crime, bent coppers, bohemians, bombings, and the colourful characters who made Kings Cross what it was (and what it still is).

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Join Brandon and Duncan as they delve into the story of Milat the serial killer - his past,  his travels, his crimes, the lives taken and families devastated, and the unsolved crimes of which he is prime suspect.The utterly evil Ivan Milat - he’s the nightmare who stalked our highways, targeting young travellers. He was a serialkiller convicted of abducting and murdering seven people, but there are two questions that remain unanswered - were there more victims, and did he have an accomplice? Milat died in prison in 2018 but like so many other evil bastards took his secrets to the grave. Milat and his ilk are now the focus of a NSW Legislative Council inquiry into unsolved homicides.

Dulcie's History Talks: What started as a cocktail and a conversation has turned into something you can take with you. For years, Dulcie's has been hosting Sunday evening deep-dives into the stranger, darker and more compelling corners of Sydney's history - true crime, bent coppers, bohemians, bombings, and the colourful characters who made Kings Cross what it was (and what it still is).

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The gangs have grown from disenfranchised men coming home from World War 2 to global criminal enterprises with drug trafficking their biggest money spinner.

It was the Hells Angels that brought their US family recipe for amphetamines to Australia in the late 70s and the market has boomed. Outlaw biker gangs now vie for the title of public enemy number one in Australia and with tentacles in business, unions, law enforcement and government.

Kings Cross even spawned an outfit called Notorious and while they didn’t last long, they brought buff bodies and bling to what once were gangs noted for being a bit whiffy and scruff. Join Brandon and Duncan as they dig into the past, present and future of the people your parents warned you about (old biker quip).

Dulcie's History Talks: What started as a cocktail and a conversation has turned into something you can take with you. For years, Dulcie's has been hosting Sunday evening deep-dives into the stranger, darker and more compelling corners of Sydney's history - true crime, bent coppers, bohemians, bombings, and the colourful characters who made Kings Cross what it was (and what it still is).

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Sallie-Anne was found in Busby’s Pond in Centennial Park on 6 February 1986 - forty years ago this month. It wasn’t until almost fortnight later her death was officially a murder - by strangulation - rather than misadventure. Her road to this brutal end began when her boyfriend Warren Lanfranchi was shot to death by Roger Rogerson in June 1981. She bravely took on Rogerson and others, in the media to seek justice for Warren and expose endemic corruption in NSW.

Initially derided as a sex worker and heroin addict, she proved to be brave, articulate and fearless. The public listened. When her friend and fellow whistleblower Lynette Woodward disappeared, she kept up the pressure. Her work was a catalyst for media and public awareness of a stink in this state. Sallie-Anne and Lynette’s killers have never been brought to justice and the murders remain cold cases. Join Brandon and Duncan to talk about the life of these two brave women, the turbulent times, and the evil bastards who stood to gain most when they were silenced.

Dulcie's History Talks: What started as a cocktail and a conversation has turned into something you can take with you. For years, Dulcie's has been hosting Sunday evening deep-dives into the stranger, darker and more compelling corners of Sydney's history - true crime, bent coppers, bohemians, bombings, and the colourful characters who made Kings Cross what it was (and what it still is).

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